Apartment for sale - 3427 Utzenstorf, Stockhornweg

Quiet location, not far from Bern

• The property at Stockhornweg 1 in Utzenstorf is located in a quiet, well-kept residential area on the edge of the village.
• Thanks to the central location in the Bernese Mittelland, you benefit from excellent accessibility: The Utzenstorf train station can be reached in a few minutes and offers direct connections to Bern, Burgdorf, and Solothurn.
• The proximity to the Emme and extensive local recreation areas makes the location particularly attractive for nature and sports enthusiasts.
• The location on Stockhornweg thus combines quiet living in nature with optimal connections to the regional centers - an ideal starting point for singles and couples.

Property description

This well-maintained 2.5-room condominium offers cozy living in a quiet environment - ideal for singles or couples.

• The bright living and dining room with direct access to the small, private garden forms the heart of the apartment. Thanks to the large windows, the rooms are flooded with light and appear particularly inviting.
• Here, everyday life can be enjoyed in a relaxed manner - whether indoors or outdoors in the greenery.
• The bedroom impresses with its pleasant size and offers sufficient storage space with the practical built-in wardrobe.
• The bathroom is equipped with a shower and also has its own washing machine, a plus for independence and comfort.
• The thoughtful floor plan, the bright rooms, and the good facilities make this property an attractive living solution with a lot of charm.

3427 Utzenstorf is located in the Emmental district, in the canton of Bern. The population in the political municipality of Utzenstorf has changed by an average of +0.8% per year to 4,514 inhabitants over the last five years (as of December 31, 2023). The tax burden is 15.3% (Canton: 15.3%). For the last five years, the municipality has an average annual residential construction activity of 0.5%, while the vacancy rate is currently 1.0% (as of June 1, 2024). Real estate prices have changed by +9.1% over the last five years (Canton: +15.9%).